Evening dress by Dior, dated 1955 by the Victoria and Albert Museum, which credits the design to Christian Dior. The museum records it as silk organza stiffened with nylon net, with boned bodice. Made in Paris. It is in the V&A's collection (accession T.81-1970).
Ready-to-wear
'Fête Joyeuse dress' evening dress, 1955
Dior1955- Designed by
- Christian Dior
- Made in
- Paris
- Materials
- Silk organza stiffened with nylon net, with boned bodice
V&A accession T.81-1970. Worn by Mrs Emma Cockburn (nee Tennant) and given by Lady Glenconnor
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